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Respect, eight bars
12019-01-09T18:35:46-08:00Oliver Wang918df11fe894a275490c89b013e2201b6eff6a54782plain2019-01-09T18:47:33-08:00Oliver Wang918df11fe894a275490c89b013e2201b6eff6a54This is the first introduction of the "Respect" sample. It appears twice in the song and is always used for a full eight bars.
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1commentary2019-01-09T00:26:15-08:00Oliver Wang918df11fe894a275490c89b013e2201b6eff6a54Souls of Mischief: A Name I Call Myself (1993)1plain2019-01-09T00:26:15-08:00Oliver Wang918df11fe894a275490c89b013e2201b6eff6a54